Types of One: Adolf Meyer’s Life Chart and the Representation of Individuality

Representations

Volumn 34, Issue , 1991, Pages 1-28

  Leys, Ruth ^a  

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DOI: 10.2307/2928768     Document Type: Article

References (28)

1. Adolf Meyer, “The Relation of Psychiatry to Psychology and to Practice” (1938), in The Collected Papers of Adolf Meyer, ed. Eunice Winters, 4 vols. (Baltimore, 1950-52), 4:486 (hereafter CP).
2. Michel Foucault, Discipline and Punish: The Birth of the Prison, trans. Alan Sheridan (New York, 1977), 184.
3. E.E. Southard, “Cross Sections of Mental Hygiene, 1844, 1869, 1894,” American Journal of Insanity 76(1919): 107.
4. Adolf Meyer, “The Scientific Study of Behavior and Its Support” (1926), in CP, 4:133.
5. Adolf Meyer, “Objective Psychology or Psychobiology with Subordination of the Medically Useless Contrast of Mental and Physical” (1915), in CP, 3:39.
6. Donald Fleming, “Attitude: The History of a Concept,” Perspectives in American History 1 (1967): 287-365.
7. Adolf Meyer, “Misconceptions at the Bottom of Hopelessness of All Psychology” (1907), in CP, 2:573-80
8. Pathopsychology and Psychopathology” (1912), in CP, 2:640-53.
9. Ruth Leys, “Meyer, Watson, and the Dangers of Behaviorism,” Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences 20 (1984): 128-49.
10. Adolf Meyer, “British Influences in Psychiatry and Mental Hygiene” (1933), in CP, 3:404.
11. Adolf Meyer, “Value of Psychology in Psychiatry” (1912), in CP, 3:25.
12. Quoted by Sir David Henderson, “Introduction,” in Meyer, CP, 2:xii.
13. Adolf Meyer, “Attempt at Analysis of the Neurotic Constitution” (1903), in CP, 2:321-30.
14. Ruth Leys, “Meyer’s Dealings with Jones: A Chapter in the History of the American Response to Psychoanalysis,” Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences 17 (1981): 445-65
15. Leys, “Meyer, Jung, and the Limits of Association,” Bulletin of the History of Medicine 59 (1985): 345-60.
16. Adolf Meyer, “Dealing with Mental Disease” (1938), in CP, 4:102
17. Cf. George A. Lundberg, “Case Work and the Statistical Method,” Social Forces 5 (1926): 61-65
18. Paul E. Meehl, Clinical Versus Statistical Prediction (Minneapolis, 1954)
19. Alexander H. Leighton, “Introduction,” in Meyer, CP, 4:xxii.
20. Adolf Meyer, “Discontent: A Psychobiological Problem of Hygiene” (1919), in CP, 4:393.
21. Adolf Meyer, “National Conference on Family Relations” (1940), in CP, 4:501.
22. Adolf Meyer, “The Psychobiological Point of View” (1934), in CP, 3:436.
23. Michael B. Katz, Class, Bureaucracy, and Schools (New York, 1971)
24. David B. Tyack, The One Best System: A History of American Urban Education (Cambridge, Mass., 1974).
25. Adolf Meyer, “The Right to Marry” (1916), in CP, 4: 300.
26. Adolf Meyer, “Mental Abnormalities in Children During Primary Education” (1895), in CP, 4:329.
27. Meyer, “Sex and Procreation and Their Settings” (1938), in CP, 3:283.
28. Hugo Miinsterberg, The Film: A Psychological Study (New York, 1970), 81.